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http://crunchbanglinux.org – If I add a new folder for wallpapers, at the first time it detects the images in the folder, but if I add another image and go check for it on Nitrogen it doesn't appear, keeps happening if I remove and add the folder again.Workaround: start Thunar as root and put the images in a default #! folder which I can't remember the name by now. (HowTos)

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Submitted by bolly on 01/15/2012 – Made popular on 01/15/2012

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hi,I am afraid I can't help with that specific nitrogen-folder issue...but I can tell you how what works for me: I let nitrogen read files only from its default folder (~/images/wallpapers) and I just create a symlink of my new wallpaper file into that folder:ln -s /full/path/to/the/image/wall.jpg /home/yourusername/images/wallpapers/wall_symlink.jpgand than select the new wallpaper from nitr

Hi, sorry I'm posting these as they come, so am putting them in separate threads.There is the option to configure nitrogen to look in other folders, other than the wallpaper folder. However when I do so the images only appear temporarily. This has happened a few times. I end up copying them into the wallpaper image folder, rendering the nitrogen option redundant.

Where did you put the wallpapers? Try running nitrogen and specifying the path directly on the command line. For example, if your wallpapers are in your /home/greg/images/wallpapers directory, do this in a terminal:nitrogen /home/greg/images/wallpapersYou should also just be able to run nitrogen and navigate to the directory where the wallpapers are.

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